Leaf River High School - Lerico Yearbook (Leaf River, IL)

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King Arthur s Court Hank Bennett ........ CAST . . . Pat Riley Marion . . . Nancy Miller Mrs. Bennett . . . .Silvia White King Arthur . . . Orville Snyder Queen Guenever . . . Beth Beard Merlin . . . Bob Wittenbeck Clarence . . . Ken Hartje Elaine . . . Cathy Heater Sir Lancelot . . . Alan Clapper Sir Sagamor . . . Richard Gann Queen Morgan Le Fay . . . . . .Jeanette Patterson Sandy . . . . Angela Borneman '•Give me that water Miss Burke--Director CREW Director.............Miss Rosalie Burke Prompters............Norma Pair, Deb Meinheit Scene Design and Construction .... Ed Lindquist, Mich- ael Funk, Bill Kilker, Kevin Wilson, Lu- cinda Funk, Janell Greenfield. Lights Operation .... Kevin Wilson Costumes.............Beverly Stine, Deb Meinheit, Donna Kilker, Catherine Kielsmeier, Connie Book. Stage Manager........Ed Lindquist With time, patience, and hard work, the Seniors put together A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. In this dramatization, the Yankee from Connecticut is a young engineer just out of college and anxious to try his hand at every kind of mechanical device. He is knocked out cold by one of his experiments and wakes up to find him- himself in the Court of King Arthur. From then on, the striking con- trasts between the old and the new develop into a series of ludicrous events, with just a small undercurrent of elemental truths. Through the influence of the enterprising young engineer, King Arthur's Court has become modernized, but the engineer finds himself in hot water. However, all's well that ends well--and the CONNECTICUT YANKEE was no exception. EVELYN'S HAIR FASHIONS Merle Norman Cosmetics Byron 234-3201 and 234-8609 Ye little idiot How dare ye try to . . .

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A Connecticut Yankee in YOU--Clarence, unravel yourself Tackle by Lancelot

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SERGEANT Terry Carpenter of Mt. Morris presented us with a very in- formative program about drug usage on September 25. FIRE Safety was the subject of an as- sembly which was held on January 23, sponsored by Country Companies. AUKER AGENCY Blaine Auker 16 Byron 234-5821 JULLIARD School of Music is where Kenneth Goodman studied organ. He presented us with a concert on February 11. Assemblies UNCLE WALT Kronemeyer who has spent 14 years in Africa took us for a Trek on Jungle Trails to Primitive Tribes on March 12. BYRON MEDICAL CENTER Byron, 111.